This looks like the solution to a template I'm building, but before spending more time on it would surely like to know what I'm trying to do is really possible.
I want to use thumbnail images as the link from a "productsList" type page in the following format.
The template body (between header & footer) is formatted as a 2-column table. The left column (at 60% width) is text content about the multi page "section." What I'm trying to do with the right column is provide a place where thumbnail images, 2 per row, each serves as the link to the related product page, which will display the large image and more text content about the product.
Is there any way to do this so that the client can upload one image per product that will automatically be configured with an additional thumbnail for use on the productList page as the link? Barring that, uploading the image twice is fine, as long as the thumbnail automatically configures for the list page when uploaded there.
If I understand correctly, the solution in the postings above requires the upload of a previously configured thumbnail plus the large image. I'm trying to prevent the accidental upload of a large image where a thumbnail should be displayed. Ease of updates for clients is a priority in the way we lay the sites out.
I'm still learning CMS Builder, and apologize if this answer is obvious. I'll appreciate any help you can give me with this, having gotten myself into a deadline situation.
And...
Exactly how would the counter script be laid on? Is it this script?
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
<!--
var count = 0;
-->
</script>
If so, I understand that code goes between the head tags, but am not sure where this should happen:
<script>
if (count % 2 == 0) {
document.write("</tr><tr>");
}
count++;
</script>
Maybe here, in a nested table in column 2?
<table width="40%" align="center">
<!-- template insert : $list$ -->
</table>
Obviously, this example came from one of my ArtMan templates. What should be substituted for the "template insert" line?
I am sure CMS Builder can do this and it would surely produce a great-looking site. Can't wait to find out!
Thank you so much for your help.
Happy Interactive Tools product user since 1999